Covid-19 vs Influenza Explained: With the flu (influenza) season starting, I thought it would be fun to make a video how I see the differences between the two. Can you really tell the difference between the two? Is the dreaded “Twindemic” coming? What can you do about it? If you like videos with stock footage and cheesy royalty free music, I’ve got another gem for you!
0:00 Disclaimer
0:02 Intro
0:52 (1) Symptoms (one face vs. many faces)
2:25 Possible ways to tell the difference
3:14 (2) Incubation and contagious periods
3:56 (3) Testing (rapid vs slow)
4:52 (4) Treatment
5:55 (5) Vaccination
6:33 Twindemic Outro
6:50 Can you get both infections at once?
#twindemic #covid19vsflu #covid19explained
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(Check out Vox’s video of covid vs flu, their illustration of incubation and contagious periods inspired mine)
(description has links to covid PCR sensitivity)
Music Attributions 🎼:
Intractable by Kevin MacLeod
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Smoking Gun by Kevin MacLeod
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Nightmare Machine by Kevin MacLeod
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Rising Game by Kevin MacLeod
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Trio for Piano, Violin and Viola by Kevin MacLeod
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Chill by Kevin MacLeod
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Gymnopedie No. 3 by Kevin MacLeod
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